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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-31
OUR coloRED CITIZENS.

| 'Possum sapper-Grand Concert at tn.
second Baptist Church.
At the entertainment given at the Nort'
Street A. N. E. church. last "wednesday
night. a-ery interesting programme wa
rendered %lt consisted OF music, vocal and
instrumental: dialogues, recitations. etc.
The young people. notwithstanding the
small audience on account of the excess
lively cold weather. did remarkably We
and showed an excellent training for the
occasion. Each participant deserves great
credit.
After the exercises were over tooth
some feast was spread, which was 10 have
consisted OF "'possum. with all its varia-
tions, bat when the time came Mr.. 'Possum
was nowhere to be found, and Mr.. Rabbit
was substituted.
On Thursday night, at the SecOn! Bap-
tist church, . grand musical treat was pre-
sented 70 large and appreciative audience.
There was not q selection named on the
programme but was rendered in most
creditable manner. several of which deserve
special mention: Mrs. James II. Wilson.
who made her debut As pianist, was simply
superb. Her rendition Of III Trovatore" and
OIieT SOioS was ~ a.
plain to be seen by the least observance OF
the enrapsured audience that Miss Diana
Hackley. Miss Belle Jackson and Mr.. Z. ID.
Swayne were the stars. The solos Thy
Sentinel am l." BY Mr.. G. d. Swayne:
"Ths Wood Nymph's Call, by Miss Hack
ley. and kathleen Mavourneen. by Miss
Jackson. were all that could be desired for
sweet and meiOdiOus vocai music. The
natural ease and grace Of the singers added
greatly to their success and won for them
q complete musical victory. No less worthy
of praise were the other exercises Of the
evening.
Misses Julia Fry and Elsie Fillmore. the
sweet mezzo soprano and contraitO singers,
while both are quite young. are the coming
stars. Both are possessed Of remarkably
tine voices. Mrs Rachael Hoke, the lead
ing and well known soprano singer of that
church, sustained all of her past honors.
Misses Fry. Crawford and Cooper. while
last named. were BY no means the least. In
the roll OF h nor. All deserve praise. On
the whole. the entertainment was grand
success, both numerically and financially.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-31
A Collection Of Pens.

A man in Denver named Lyon has a
collection of over 200 pens, no two alike.
Some are Of steel. some gold, some ANAL
gam, and so on. There are pens pointed
fine enough to make lines of microscopic
delicacy, and others intended for men
who use H,e first personal pronoun as grea.
deal in their correspondence. There are
OF the stub variety and make mark,
when rec. Tired. such as u tar brush would
The COLLECTION embraces specimens from
England, Ireland, Scotland, Germany
and other European countries, besides
America and Canada. Some are In shape
like shovels, others resemble section of
stovepipe, and others are delicate and
diminutive. News.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-31
RAILROAD RJM5LES.

Some News Notes About Roads, Men aid
Things GENERALLY.
Several roads are getting out fine calen-
dars for 1855.
The I. B. & W. is running along with
astounding regularity.
The holiday rate is still on and many are
taking advantage Of It.
The Ohio Southern will soon place new
mail car on its mail train.
The Ohio Southern is only making net
profit OF IS per cent on its earnings.
The annual passes Of the l. b. & W. will
not be issued for 1883 until February 1.
Freight trains will be abandoned on sew
eral Of the roads next Monday-New Years
day.
The n. Y. p. & o. company are using
the eight hour system ut present In their
Gallon shops
The Bee Line has closed a contract with
the Barney & Smith car shops At Dayton
for twelve passenger coaches.
The Ohio Southern and 1. B. & W.
ight o ices and freight houses will be
clos. No t Monday after 1880 .. IN.
The r .ansylvania company has asked
for bids for 1900 gOndola and LOCO box
c 70: also tor twenty consolidation locOmo-
tiv,a
MIR. o. p. Anderson takes hold of his
new position Of general western passenger
agent Of the l. b. & W., At Peoria. ILL.,,
January 1.
Superintendent Van Tassell and Train
nne cigars from Philadeiphia for Christ
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-31
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS will bs received q sAs
y Office Of the city clerk Of the city Of Sprtn9-
field, Ohio, for doing the excavation for eke
cellar of the market house and city buildinGD
on the space from Market space 20 Ceot0g
street. between High and W ashinGton sefoeD,
according TO the plans and speetAcst1e00
therefor adopted BY and on dle In the city e.
.ineers office, the material taken therefro0
be placed at such points ~ may b deolo-
lated by the committee on public buildilD 6
he city council.
All proposals must be signed By the fali aa0o
fail persons Interested In the Same. and shan
llso be signed by some responsible diantoe.
-sted person as a guarantee thst e0atEose
Piil De entered into, provided said bid 70 -
,rpted, and must be on Gle with the city elogk
N or before Saturday. the 1Ath day II JAA1AD,
ss!, at twelve o'clock noon, TO oe opened a1l
,ubliciy read Immediately after II o'eleek e
AID day. in the presence Of the mayor. city
'ngineer. assistant citv engineer anA do
.ierk. or any two Of them. and report 70 ooaa-
Ill ~ the next regular meeting thereAftoe.
The city council reserves the night 70 ra1ooo
any OF all bids for any reason shey nag Aoo0
sufficient.
BY order oS council.
Sibs J. 5. SHEWALTRR. City csssk.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-31
Concert at the Second Baptist Church.

Notwithstanding the severe weather,
there WAS large and appreciative audience
At the Second Baptist church on Thursday
evening to listen to the excellent singing
Of the Second Baptist concert choir. The
programme WAS fine one. and its execu-
tion displayed the rare ability of the choir
The quartettes and instrumental solos and
duets were unusually fine, and were highly
appreciated. Much credit is due the man
agers. Is the concert in every feature was a
brilliant success.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-31

As an evidence Of the progress made by
the negroes in the south since the war, it
Is shown by late statistics that in three
states-Georgia, South Carolina and
Louisiana-they pay taxes on SiS, 600, ,0O0
worth Of property. Herald
A clear head Is indicative of good health
and regular habits. When the body is Ian.
guild, and the mind works sluggishly,
Ayers Cathartic Pills will assist in the
recovery Of physical buoyancy and mutual
vigOI.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-31
NEW YEARS OBSERVANCE.
Marion Harlands Plan for Reviving thu
Old Kuiokerbcoksr New Years
Customs.

asw youns America Influenced fhsi'
Deca iense BY kushiug Thtngs"-
Other tauses-Nsw foaS Calling,
she rhi nks. May he Resuscitated
oy the Holland and 81. Mich
alas Societies Combining
and Making "Opsn
House" Fashion
able A Prac-
teal Talk ON
the Sub
tsct.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-31

A Boston firm has just finished . deco
rated window for new Protestant chapel
In Rome.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-31

UANTED-LADIES for our Fall and Christ
W mas trade. TO take Hight, pleasant w0ek -
their own homes. 81 to s. per day can be out
efiy made. Work sent by mail any diStanoo.
Particulars free No espyassing. Address -
once. CRESCENT ART CO., N7 Ntlk Stxoos.
Boston. Mass. BOX $40.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-31

For bargains In Anthracite coal 20 tc
Whsldon 3 Merrill. Grand opera house.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-31

NJ NIGHT ast:,:. siI:s: hss; s.s;
Soother at hand. It Is tho only safe
medicine yet made that will remove al
infantiie disorders. 1t contains ~ Opjss,
o. AorpAins. but gives the child sdfsrsl
ease Jro~ Pota. Price Is cents. Sold hy
Frank Il. Coolentz, corner Market an
High streets
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-25
GrOt6tete @ttaitt.

Uor Ger StrattaIlnler oeS S1no9ert1tS
in Min6eu eri9isn bieisr Gage bic Isit
6urBem psrbeiratbete 5rau tes Ar9itetz
ten IriiteteIe5 Eratonas, nm fd ue9eu
Der Nutta9e Der tlrtuntenfdIf6uns, bic
Der eigene @atte 9egsn lie srbOben bate.
Al perantmorten.
Die Srou bate ndmlt6 mad etidids
ter Gutnipfung garter 8e;iebun9eu ben
Nrditettsn boour6 bauerrb on f6 III
feiIeIn sewnBt, bag ite ibm erjdblte, Elm
Serm0gen pon 40, 900 Mnrt gu beiieen,
meI9e ibr, IobaIb fe beiratbe, ;ur freisn
9erfigung ii6eruisieu werben pirtsn.
0err Erntonas, weI5er in febr bebent.
Ii3en Be1b6ItniHeu Iebte, mar h6er Die
Nusfdt nuf Elm ftattIi3ss 9eiratbssut
70 ert3ift, bag er has elternIofe Wdoz
den, cine Iebbafte 8Ionbine, tbatfd9li3
su istuer @at!tu ma9te. Oas iuuse
Yaar reifte mad Der 9o63eit nod Wieu,
I'm bort bic SIitteruoden 3u perleben.
Die WitteI bes @r1itetten warsn bnLo
eri96pft unb er 9tns nun baran, ben
ibm pou Ieinsr 6rau ibereebenen Der.
m0ssrsi9ein iber 40, 900 Wart, weIGe
BET benz Wainderer @roBbauer 8rep
binterIeet fein fouten, einsuIoIen. Run
beganu bic Nr~sele9eubeit cine tranrise
Benbuns 3u nebmeu. Serr Srsp erz
tldrte udmIi9, bag feline unterf4rift Ges
fdif9t lef unb bic be3ei9nete Summe bel
ibm ni6t erIie9e. Der Nr9itett feel bel
bieisr @r6fnuuS aus allen 9immsln
unb Der 3orn iber isinen '&einfau mar
10 groR, bag er bie Au3eise uou benz Sss
TRUCE ieiner Srou, fur bic er NIT Der sc:
tdui9ten Witsift and jebe 0eisuue per-
loren Al babeu i9ieu, bel Der Miiu6sner
Straffammer eritat!ete.
Bst Der l6er bieie Nnselesenbeit itatts
getabten Sc 1banbluneeu erBdblte Der aIs
3euoe Ell ihienene 9ro6brauer @rsp, ba6
er ausrbtneS bic Gormunbidaft ibsr bic
Augeflaste ieiuer3eit ibernommen babe,
iebo3 nur nit Ri6f9t auf bic Ser.
bienfte, bic ibr peritorbener Batter aIs
Raifrer f9 in ieinsm 9ei4dfte erwOrs
Zen. @r batte fl3 bierbur9 iebo6 uiel
uuannebmIi3tsiten Suae3o9en. NadbeH1
bic angetIaSie ibre @rbi5aft uou 5000
Mart i'll unGurn, mr. ie ais @r5ieberir
un6 S5auipieIerin ptrtte, biz auf ben
Ietten 9euer bur9sebra9t babe, fei III
uie6er nod Min9en aurideetommer.
obne fi9 al beFern. ST babe t1r aug
@isenem i3on einmoI 5000 Wnrt uorse:
ftredt, oaetu fs babe ibre mnreeGe Sc.
bsnsweiie ni9t seinberi unb in Iette,
3sit fl3 barauf perIest, auf feiner Na.
men Iautenbe @eIbauweiiurseu auSsu:
fteUen.
Die in eIesante, RIeibuns eri9iensnt
Nnsetlasts rebete fi6 6ubtn aus, baB fl
ibren @atten seliebt unS @eeenliebe Dor
ibm erbofft babe. Oarauf babe fe tbrsr
Ylan sebaut, ba fe bobur9 erwarter
burfte, ben @eIbset, ibres 9atten 3u per
f6bnen.
Ser 4r9itett IieB fi9 trOs Der unite,
2brduen por9ebra5ten Bitten ni9t uu,
ftlmmen uub fie wurbe NIT Rtdft9t aut
ben b%esansenen 8etrus un6 bic 5dIi@un!
pom 9eri@tsbof gu einem Sabre @efdns:
niB perurtbeiIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-25
@eTmsi@te Ra@rt@tea.

Ole geosrapbif9eu Reuut.
nife Der 6ranBofen fiubsn wisber einmaI
cine bubble Snuifration. Die r6tance-
mel6et aus Berlin: rSn Si6irten fnb
pteber beftise S6ueefirms ausssbro:
den; namentIi9 awiiden 9iri9berg
uu6 BresIau lit Der 8ertebr p~olffdnbi9
untei broden.~
Gin qrobes uneIad ereisz
nete fi9 in @or9ata 4onbriGnp BEL Yas
uta am 81. Slnuar. Gin Shuppen, in
wsI9em Soblrstde 6ruueu uro Rinoer
Dor ter 6dTts Sdus gsiu5t butten,
ffir3te etn. 9eeeu swaubig SeIionen
bIiebsn untet 3rimmsrn begra6en.
3psi 6rausn fub tobt, fe6Sebn 5rauen
unb Rinbsr lsbsnsgefdbrIid usrIsst, bic
usbri9eH trusen Isi5te @uEben bauon.
0a9 einer WittheiIunsa aus
grIan9en lodte bort tir,Ii9 etn S5utubs
Isr, Ser f9 @miI 9ortwis nannte,
hem 8arquisr Sobaun 9srtletu ouf
@runb zines 9efdIidten, auf bic eonbon:
urb 8rrpinsiaIbaut Iautenben @bsds
ben Betrag pen 49I4 efrI. in 9OIb Der.
aus. Oer 9sIbre9er, elm Weann Don
un9efdbr 35 Sabren, par in siuem Sos
tel in @rIanqen ais g. 0artuis aus
Weiniueeu einIosirt un6 1T unmitteIbur,
na9bem Der 8etrus seIuuseu mar, fi9s
ttg geworben.
@inen BE m erteuswertb.. e n
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wObner pom 6ebbernbeim an bsr Ribba
eema3t. 9erieIbs bet auf benz foee.
naunten ,9sibenfelb~ unfern bes bortts
gen 6rie6bofes auf ieinem 9runbfid
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bobsn S~teinaItar-wie es f3eint-aus
Der R6merBeit b~erribren6, au~sasaraben.
Nuf betben Seiten bes Hltnrs finb suei
n1dnnli9e Siauren unb in bsr Mitte
befeIben elm @efdS NIT elmer S9lauae
umuuuhen etfdtIt6. ate6en ben er<
udbnten 6t3ursn bsmertt man einen 26s
men unb etnen 6uub, beibs in ben Stein
e%inseboueu.
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Miu9sn i9on hibi&e BIdtbsn. Gin
@bepaar poute IN eiuem Samffao et1e
garueuaIsunterbaltuna mitmo@en unb
fonbte bic Ras6 3ur @rsdnsung bsr
Rofe nit einem Sdmudsesenffanbe 3u
elmer S~erIeserin. Wer ni6t msbr fam,
mar bic Waos6. grif am WOntnsss
Worsen ffsute iis it9 wieber en- rn6 trs
td5Ite unter Weinen, fe babe bds erbats
tene @eIb uerIoren unb fi9 ni6t mehr
mad 9auIe eetraut; inheB ffeute f9
berdus, bnB lie unmittelbar pom Der
8erisserin meg nit elmer Jreunbin fi9
in elmer Rostensar6erobe foiihmtrt uno
bdnn CUR Re6Oute sefobreu lit.
SIN 2udenriet IN Der S@w eis
usriu@te biefer Gage Elm eeaGtster Gamis
Iienpoter in eiuem Anfan pom @abnfnn
auerff feline 5rau aus benz britten StOds
wert gum Seufsr btn~uus:uffir5en, mas
i5m aber mad usrSweifeItem Rampfe miBs
lang. @ie elm @iIber firSte er fi9 ouf
fem fiuf Sabre oItes E69ter9eu, bns
nod in ttsfem S9Iafe IN ietnem Belts
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-25
5aIdnotI@e Ra@rt@ten.

8 ei benz Branbe in @anott's Qeibz
ftau In ct. 2ouis lift Iei6er aud Der
9ei9snwusen uerbrannt, in weI9em
abrabam 2tucoIn's fterbIi9e 6hle gum
@rabe seiibrt wur6e, unb BEN Serr
@arnOtt els 5~eiIistbum oufbspab,t
bate. ST bate i'm ute meter benuteu
Iafen.
- Oem 8robib;tionsseieSe in Rbobe
SsIan6 gum GroSe, bat bort Uncle cam
6ffentIi9Sd apps imNufifrei9e p.rtauft.
SIM 3OIamte gu ProUibeuce belt f5 felt
GINGER 3eit elm sroBes SaB d9ten So.
maica. 8tuus auf, neil Der Nbrefat ben
3ou ni9t bs3abIen tonnte. Sect aber
bat Der borti9e 3oubirettor biefen &um,
UNI i'm los bu weIpen, duf 6HeutIi@er
Auttion uerfauft.
- Gin S9teBtunfffid. Srau Ebomps
fon, @~isentbime;in elmer S4ieBgauerie
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-25
Der fiinittseB trfnnssfrets oeS
B0tfenberQerS.

@enn man pom bem 8attenberger
ipri9t, fann tentt Hiemaub on ben Oh
lturen S9wiesericbu bsr S6nistu BIT,
toria, fonbern II an &teranber, ben
ers5iriten pom 8uLsarieu. Attranber
1T felt einieen @o9en faif perI9ouen.
Ra5beu er fi4 Iesteu 9erbft elm 9roees
9ut BET Sdaf5aufsn teufen I,sB,
eInubte ale BeIt, er werbe tInfttg in
Idnblt9er 3uridseBosenbeit feiner f46'
men @rinue1uns Iebeu, bic linn, einem
neuen Sboater, Der mOberne Ssuertnus
tn garsin plopbetette, uub bic 70 fiber
einsetrofeu 1T, ME bic 8ropbe3eiuns
bes EproIer &IausnsrS DOR 400 Snbreu.
Dor einisen Wo9en bieB es. NIsrauber
fei mad @9ppten sereif. Was elm jun
ger trdftiser Wahu, bsr fi9 foeben Elm
Gut gstauft unb pom elmer f4onsu Or
innerung gu 3ebreu bat, sesenwdriis in
GgYpten iu3t, 1T uns ni3t tIar, nnb
ba bic Stolisuer erlt Sieier Gage uOn ben
Abpiitniern im OltIiden Cuban bic Jam.
merIi9iien 6aue gefriest baden, 70 mar
aud ni5t Der Ieiiefe @Iuub 3u Der Ser:
mutbun9 %porbnnben, baB sr tcrtbtn 9es
1ogen iei. nm ben WdIi9eu su beIfen.
YI0slt6 aber erfalten mir cine @rfld:
rung fir 4lsranber's orientaIti@e &eile.
Wie ndmli1 beutf9ldnbiide 8Idtter
melben, fol- Der 6irit pom ben gneIdus
bern 3u elmer boben Steue in Snbien
auserfsben fetn. Oieies ttin9t uns iebr
alaubIi9, II baIten mir bic gngldnter
faum fur 10 tlus, baB lie biefe sinittse
@eIeeenbeit pobrnetmen uno ii9 bic
Oisn1fe zines 10 ti9tiseu Mannes
ftdern. ueber tur5 ober lang mirb gHgs
lamb iein inbiides Rei9 bod segen bic
&u6sn su uert6eibiSen baben, unb Bel
bisiem 3ufammenitobe uGre Elm Mann
Don Ger Ss9abuu9 A~lsronoer's, Der tb
in benz Rriese nit Serbien ais einen
unrtreflidsn General erwieien, pom I'm:
i6dBbarem Bertbe, 5untoI bic @u9ldn:
Der an eutsn 9esrfibrern febr srO6eu
MangeI Ieiben. GIs AIeran6er in
9erbfts 1885 gang unerporteter Weii'
tdsli9 ftsgte, mo- man bod gan; BAG
@s9entbeiI erpartet bate, tcnrts mar
oft ben 8ergIsi9 pom Der 6eerbe S9afs
bic o sinem &0wen gefibrt wirb.
96ren. Gieiss wiirbe ~iebenfaIs in Sn
bisu rod melt mebr uusebra6t fsin
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MI elm ti6ttger 6ubrsr fam fe gu 5el
ben MAIDEN; tur,, GusIonb t6uute il
benz beuorftebenben 8rtees nit 8uBIanl
teineu tudtiSsrsu Mduu finben, ais &c
rabe ben Snttenberser.-Wenn bic eng
Iii3e Resierun9 tIus ut. bann ernenn
fe i'm iOfort gum Sice. 60ni9 Don Sn
hieu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-25

Ser. Stduten ters1tist unb tur6 t5re
@eiese spelpFidtst in6; sr fam ais
uoIibere1tigier Ginnnnberer in amerita
on, unb bie 6amburser Dampfergeien.
i@aft Fat teine1lei Serpfi9tnuaen, i'm
duf ihre Soften Esniber,unebmtn. Dns
fab ia aud1 bic 9feD 0orter Staais.
neutrality-suspicious. re3t wo5l ein
unb ea6 bobsr has 9eIb gu leiner 6in.
dus6ef6tberuns ger. Do9 esra6e bo
bnr9 ma9ten fe i'm erf re9t su ,i1em
ameritauii6en Srtsarmen. weIder ais
erit bier 8erorHter Oeuti5toub aufge.
birbet merben foute, ME erropdii9e
Beb6rben auf i5re Rotten OrtsGrms
beriberf3i6en, UNI fe Ameritd aufBu.
birben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-25

7 Sn BeIfuif, We.. botte fi9 eth ses
uifer grodett nit elmer Wittme perbeis
ratbet, bic aus elmer ftiberen gbe einen
Sobn bate. Ser Mann tonnte ben
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9Gufe binaus, mas BITE Mutter in ioI9e
98utb uerieste, boB fe ibrsm Manne
@ift ein9ab- CT farb, nnb isst 1T bic
6rau pom @eri@t bes Mor6es i'm erffen
@rd6e f9ulbis befunben worben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-25

SURS SNhY ICHethI cIH IlUeteS VcS
fdnsniB 3u iein fir Qeuts, bic @sIb bnz
ben. Sin fiirsIi9 pom bort %entIaIener
Strdfing eradbIt: v@tnt9e Gage DOR
benz lesten OantIasun9stag 3eiste Der
9ertreter Der BITE Strdfinse in cling
Sins b~snusenbsn Ttrma Yerrp & Comp.
benz @efdnsuiBauffeber On, er bruu9e
am Oonefasuueatase pier Wann, nm
bic Binder re, 5irma na5,uTs5sn urb
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Worb, bic rlntsridlsifer Naen unb 0torfe
unb ben SpisI56lens 2uf9lspper Sbsoro
aIs bic baiu g~eeisnsiiten 2eute. Oiele
unS &c, far6tse 9tpbre3er Snmes Samie:
ion wuroen benu aud am Woreen hes
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den uon Sidsru ob.ugeben, fcnbern
um Soter Al fpisIsu un6 f9 ein febr
eIssantes @fen i9medsn gu Idfen, MEL
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suaeien6et par. Der Re9er Samts1on
ma6te natiirIi6 ui6t nit, fonbsrn ipieIte
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fsber, @amens @nts, bepadte bic
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wonnen wurbe, bic 6dIfte su besieben.
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fibeIem 3uitanbe in ibre 3eaeu 3u1iidses
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bes cages arbeitet, tnbeu er NIT elmer
6uneprefe Sarteu unb 3trtulare fir
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Huntsville gazette., 1887-05-28
IN CAMP.
The National Militia EncamPment at
Camp George Washington Successfully
Inauxurated Under Command Of General

The National Militia Encampment at
Camp George Washington Successfully
Inaukurated Under Command of General
C. C. Augur.
WASHINGTON, May A-D slightful May
weather ushered in and continued
throughout the opening day Of the Ma
tional drill. The city is again in the pos
session of soldiers, and bayonets, brass
buttons and bright uniforms glistened
and cleaned all day in the streets and
around the encampment grounds. Drum
beats and martial music resounded from
carly morning until long after nightfall.
Hundreds of Sons of Veterans of both
armies from the North and South, met
and fraternized and prepared for fra
ternal competition during the week, for
military honors, in the service of the COM
mon country.
General Augur, promptly at noon, is
sued order No. i, formally assuming
command, designating the encampment
as Camp George Washington" an
nounced bis staff and aids, and follows
this with general order No 2, layin 6 down
the daily routine Of camp life, with
reveille at 8 a. M, breakfast at z, sur
geon's call at g. guard mount at $3.50, din
der call at / p. M, dress parade at 5; sup
per call at 6, retreat at Z, tattoo at 10, and
taps-ights put out-at 1890 t afl
During yesterday number OF COM
panies arrived, among them the light
infantry of Chester, s. c., the Wooster
City Guards of Ohio, the Governor 8
Guards, Company c, first battalion OF
New Jersery and the Sarsfeld Guards OF
Connecticut, The Vicksburg Southrons
marched out Of camp down to the depot
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camp. The camp around the monument
was the attraction for thousands OF peo-
pie, men, women and children. f tf
The first formal military movemen mt OF
the drill was the dress parade at five
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Three bat
talions-the Louisville Legion, the Wash
ington Light Infantry and the Toledo
Observation-Disclosures. About three thou
sand spectator were scattered along the
grand stand as the three battalions fled
In from the camp ground into the walled
space where the drills are to take place.
The Marine band paraded before the re-
viewing officer, and the familiar
maneuvers of the dress parade were then
gone through with in a satisfactory
fashion by the companies. As soon az
the order of dismissal was uttered, the
companies entertained the spectators with
practice drills. Frequent rounds OF ap
plause greeted the machine-like move
ments of the Toledo Cadets, whose every
pace seemed like the action Of q beautiful
machine s8!ea4, st4.,.-...s gt,ty s.....,4.......
The panorama tonight, illustrating the
historic naval engagement betwee the
Monitor and the Merrimac in Ham pton
Roads, attracted large crowd Of specta-
tors, probably ten thousand people oc-
cupyinR seats in the immense semi
circular outdoor amphitheater This was
over about half past nine The crowd
dispersed quietly, and an hour later
silence and darkness prevailed in the eu
campment .is1